One-Step Tie-Dye Kit Shark Island (8pcs) (40972) (DISCONTINUED)

The Tulip Shark Island 8-Color One-Step Tie-Dye Kit includes 8 (2.75 fl. oz.) One-Step Dyes in an ocean-themed palette (Pacific, Wipeout, Hang Ten, Seaweed, Reef, Marooned, Shark, and Wetsuit) plus 6 gloves, 30 rubber bands, and project guide. Dyes up to 12 projects. (Note: project count will vary based on size of garment and amount of dye used.) All Tulip One-Step Dyes are nontoxic and safe for crafters of any age or experience level. One-Step Dyes are formulated to be their best and brightest on natural-fiber fabrics. Dyes are safe to machine wash - colors stay bold through repeated washings. Kit includes enough tie-dye supplies to create up to 12 projects. Each bottle makes up to 2.75 fl. oz. of dye. Features 8 easy-squeeze bottles of highly-concentrated nontoxic. One-Step dyes in coordinating popular colors - just add water to activate. No need to presoak fabrics in soda ash before dyeing. Dyes are safe to machine wash - colors stay bright and bold through repeated washings. Use with 100% natural fiber fabrics like cotton, rayon and wool for best results. Note: project count will vary based on size of garment and amount of dye used. Dyes will appear darker on damp fabric prior to washing and will naturally lighten after laundering. How to use: 1. Protect work surface with a plastic tablecloth or trash bags. Cover with a layer of paper towels. 2. Prewash fabric to remove sizing. Do not use fabric softener or dryer sheet. 3. Choose desired technique. If using wet technique, use directly from washer. If using dry technique, first dry fabric in dryer. 4. Wearing rubber gloves, add water to dye bottle, filling to line. Replace cap tightly. Shake until dye is dissolved. Use full-strength for intense colors. For a lighter shade of color, add more water using extra bottle if needed. 5. Apply dye on fabric, checking to make sure dye has penetrated into creases and folds. Do not over-saturate fabric. If dye colors are applied too close together, the colors may become muddy. Check backside of fabric item to make sure dye has penetrated to backside. If not, carefully flip fabric item over and add dye. 6. Cover dyed fabric with plastic wrap to keep damp. Let set 6-8 hours or longer for most intense colors. Fully rinse dyed fabric in warm water until all extra dye is removed and water runs clear - removing rubber bands if used. 7. Fill washer to large load setting with hottest water suitable for the fabric and a small amount of laundry soap. Wash and dry separately. 8. Wash separately the first few washes. Do not allow dyed fabric to rest wet on other items.